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Bookmark or Share- Judicial reform - WikipediaJudicial reform is the complete or partial political reform of a country's judiciary. Judicial reform can be connected to a law reform, constitutional amendment, prison reform, police reform or part of wider reform of the country's political system. [1]
- The Future of Supreme Court Reform - Harvard Law ReviewWe argue that the factors that generated a surge of interest in Court reform in the last three years are unlikely to disappear. And, whatever the current political situation, there are realistic scenarios in which structural reform of the Court begins to look possible once more.
- The Future of Judicial Reform - Ms. MagazineMajor judicial reforms are the only path to restoring the balance of powers, creating (or reinstating) mechanisms for presidential and judicial accountability, and repairing the judiciary—as well as regaining public trust in the courts and federal government.
- The Supreme Court Needs the Judicial Reforms We Champion for Everyone ...Applying the U.S.’s blueprints for judicial reforms, which scholarship shows helps nations prosper and democratize, to its own high court could clean up its mess. Since April, news accounts...
- Judicial Reforms -ForumIAS BlogJudicial reforms may involve changes to laws and regulations governing the legal system, the structure and organization of the court system, the appointment and training of judges, the procedures and rules of evidence used in trials, and the use of technology to improve court operations.
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